Service manual

Cyclades-TS

Appendix A - Linux

Installation & Service Manual

The command to start an ssh client session from a Unix workstation is

ssh -t <user>@<hostname>

where

<user> = <username>:ttySnn or

<username>:socket_port or

<username>:ip_addr or

<username>:serverfarm

Note: “serverfarm” is a physical port alias. It can be configured in the file pslave.conf.

An example:

username: cyclades

TS1000 IP address: 192.168.160.1

host name: ts1000

servername for port 1: file_server

ttyS1 addressed by IP 10.0.0.1 or socket port 7001. The various ways to access the server connected to the

port are:

ssh -t cyclades:ttyS1@ts1000

ssh -t cyclades:7001@ts1000

ssh -t cyclades:10.0.0.1@ts1000

ssh -t cyclades:file_server@ts1000

ssh -t -l cyclades:10.0.0.1

ssh -t -l cyclades:7001 ts1000

Note that either -l or @ are used, but not both. For openssh version 3.1p1 or later (Cyclades-TS V_1.3.2 or

later), ssh2 is the default. In that case, the -1 flag is used for ssh1.

ssh -t cyclades:7001@ts1000 (openssh earlier than 3.1p1 - Cyclades-TS V_1.3.1 and earlier -> ssh1

will be used)

ssh -t -2 cyclades:7001@ts1000 (openssh earlier than 3.1p1 - Cyclades-TS V_1.3.1 and earlier ->

ssh2 will be used)